We’ve all seen futuristic devices like the Fujitsu Iris before in films such as iRobot, devices doing all the you could imagine from a tablet not to mention a state-of-the-art design. Thanks to OLED technology Fujitsu has brought the movies into our livingrooms with the new concept tablet PC from Yanko Design. Yanko design has already showed us the Ecopad, a tablet which charges with the touch of your fingers. Although the Iris is a little different, it’s a got a camera, a scan sensor, augmented reality, compatibility with pen input and much, much more. Fujitsu Iris uses its transparency to scan documents, do instant translation and even magnify items. In order to scan a piece of paper, you just slide around a special bar and that’s it, problem solved. Two can use the device at the same time with the segmentation feature, using the bar as means of separation.
Rumor has it that this tablet will work perfectly for designers, coming with a reality amplification application and electronic compass that make a design into a real surrounding environment.So the last remaining question is going to be the price of a truly unique piece of equipment like this…$1,500!!! Not cheap at all, but like all concept ideas this is just an guesstimate. We have some time to see what this tablet will offer in reality as far as OS, and the rest of specs consumers look for in a tablet. So right now all we really have are the blueprints.
Check out the video, the first one is an overview of the features expected to be featured in the Iris, the next is actually a real life look at the hardware:
Source: netbooknews yanko design
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